* 250 MHz IBM PowerPC Processeur (350 Mips)
* Linux open source (plupart des terms sous GPL, accordant
expandable)- Supporte Linux Standard API (Direct-FB, Linux-FB, LIRC)
* 1 x DVB Common-Interface Slot
* 2 x Lecteurs smartcard
* Compact Flash Interface Slot integré
* MPEG2 Hardware decoding (DVB compliant complète)
* Supporte MPEG4 decoding
* Common avalable NIMs (DVB-S, DVB-T, DVB-C)
* 100 MBit duplex Ethernet Interface complète
* USB Port Keyboard, Pointing Devices, WebCams et autres
* V.24/RS232 Interface
* Grande LCD-Display
* 256 MByte of RAM
* IDE UDMA66 Master/Slave Interface integré
* Supporte HDD interne de toutes capacité (Disque dûre)
* Liste de canaux sans limite pour TV/Radio
* Changement des canaux < 1 seconde
* Automatique service scan complète
* Supporte en direct 6 bouquet-listes (indirect sans limites)
* Supporte EPG (programme guide electronique)
* Supporte videotext (insertion)
* Differents applications comme Web-Browser où Mail-clients
* Supporte multiple LNB-Switching control (supporte DiSEqC)
* Adaptable OSD complète en plusieurs langues (skin-support)
* SPDI/F Interface pour bit stream out numérique (AC-3 / DTS)
* Intern send/receive IR (Videorecorder)
Connections:
- TV Scart
- VCR Scart
- MINI-DIN connecteur pour IR externe (transmet/recev.)
- I2C pour des rotor externe
le speech sur satscritics :
IBM, instead of showing their own products, displayed those of other manufacturers using IBM's technology (processors in particular). Showing off what was already in the showroom would almost seem like a waste of time if it wasn't for one special and unique box presented on IBM stand by Dream Multimedia TV from Germany.
The product called Dreambox is exactly what the dbox with DVB2000 and the dbox2 with Neutrino should have been, but despite efforts of the coders, could not become on the physical level.
The box is loaded up with features, runs Linux using horsepower of the 350Mips PowerPC CPU - it's strong enough to incorporate mpeg4 decoding, play ported games or even run game console emulators. There is no doubt we are potentially talking about an ultimate hackers machine. The Dreambox features a UDMA 66 IDE interface to hook up two hard drives of your choice to it, will take up to 256Mb of RAM and communicate with external world at full duplex 100 Mbit via a standard RJ45 Ethernet connector at the back. There is also CI slot, two embedded card readers (we are talking Magic Module maker here) and a compact flash reader on the front. Yes it does have digital audio too.
The early version of the OS running on Dreambox is called Enigma. Being based on Linux, Enigma most probably will have all sorts of Internet utilities, multimedia players, game and network components available at will. The OSD will support skins - and therefore be fully customisable in terms of languages and graphics. If built and priced right, the Dreambox could quickly become product of the decade and the fastest multimedia box on the planet at the same time. Neither price nor the final launch date is known yet, Dreambox could be available as soon as August and cost around 350-399 Euros, but no promises...
Le site du fabricant allemand :
http://www.dream-multimedia-tv.de
Des avis sur la bete ??
tiens je croyais qune bécane aussi ouverte en possibilité de bidouille ferait réagir au moins les mac giver du forum......
me laissez pas seuls dans mon post, y fait froid ici....
